Wow, if i'm reading the regulations PDF correctly, the following stuff wouldn't apply to "Cost-Regulated" teams.

Junk food that's on sale.

I need to get around to updating my hackintosh Mini 9 to 10.5.7.

@UnderLoK: Exactly. This statement is why I put OSX on my Mini 9. And putting OSX on my Mini 9 is why I am now willing to shell out for a MacBook Pro when I graduate this year.

@D0rk: And it was already confirmed that Steven Sande is an idiot and was just nitpicking to bitch about his Mini 9.

Half his problems were due to hardware design or build quality issues with the MSI Wind, not the fact that it was a hackintosh.

I have a feeling this was pulled from a response to my question about refurbed Apple products in today's Open Thread.

So last night I hackintoshed my Dell Mini 9 netbook to run OSX. And I love it. So far outside of my hardcore gaming which is satisfied by my desktop PC, I have no issues with using OSX for anything else that I do.

Gah, no combo option? Failure.

I had to remove this. It was making my page load times skyrocket. AVG makes a good antivirus but personally this thing is trumped by common sense.

@brodiemac: I tend to get flooded with ID-10-T errors on Monday. People love to break their things over the weekend, plus all the off-hours server updates that go haywire.

For as much as the announcers went on and on about how F1 races in the rain are so much more entertaining for the spectators, I felt it to be a pretty lackluster race.

@Deprong Mori: I think the biggest issue with cable sleeves is they don't always play nice with cables that need to break off mid-way. You either have to cut a hole in the sleeve or pull it out the slit where you typically then need something to pinch the slit closed at that point to keep the cable from coming out of…

2007 Volkswagen GTI.

I was hoping for something that didn't use the Windows setup, as I tend to disable that across all my XP boxes.

They certainly know how to make an Aston Martin look frumpy and completely unattractive.

I'm anxious to see how well 9.04 will boot on my Dell Mini 9 when I get my Runcore SSD in a month or so.

I'm going to keep my eye on this. In an effort to familiarize myself more with Ubuntu and Linux in general i'm going to throw Ubuntu Server Edition onto an old box of mine and throw it in the closet. My only issue was I really didn't have a need to do this other than learning so I needed a real-world application to…

Can someone care to explain why OSX can't be hackintoshed into a virtual machine?

(Ugh, sorry for this but I can't reply to anyone)